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This action is perceived not as a romantic confession but as a tactless and potentially mocking confrontation that is likely to backfire. Given Mae-hwa's \"tsundere cat\" disposition and his active efforts to create a \"paradise\" free from his unrequited love, this direct exposure is expected to make him feel attacked and cornered, prompting denial rather than the mutual confession readers have been hoping for. The dramatic irony is at its peak; while Mae-hwa has been stewing in jealousy over a non-existent rival, Jae-won's \"smitten golden retriever\" pursuit has culminated in a move that threatens to push Mae-hwa further away. This development validates the fan-favorite character Guk Dal's exasperation with the duo's poor communication, as Jae-won's straightforwardness is seen as the worst possible strategy. 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